Costco vs Sams Club 6V Golf Cart Batteries
Hi, I'm about to buy two new 6V golf cart batteries for my TT. I am choosing between the Costco and the Sams Club 6V batteries. Here is all the stats provided for each battery where I live: Co...
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Yes, you have discovered the same as here:
http://www.wholesalesolar.com/pdf.folder/battery-folder/charging_instruction_2011_2.pdf
I can confirm with my own 6v batteries. They have to go into the 15s to get to full SG.
You still get years out of them if you don't, but at ever lower capacity as they sulfate slowly from incomplete recharging.
Many folks don't push their batts to the limit or don't even measure their capacity, so they have no idea they are losing capacity. But since they aren't pushing them, they aren't in any trouble from that and it works great for them.
It is only those who do push them and don't recharge them right that wonder what is wrong with their batteries that don't last very long.
http://www.wholesalesolar.com/pdf.folder/battery-folder/charging_instruction_2011_2.pdf
I can confirm with my own 6v batteries. They have to go into the 15s to get to full SG.
You still get years out of them if you don't, but at ever lower capacity as they sulfate slowly from incomplete recharging.
Many folks don't push their batts to the limit or don't even measure their capacity, so they have no idea they are losing capacity. But since they aren't pushing them, they aren't in any trouble from that and it works great for them.
It is only those who do push them and don't recharge them right that wonder what is wrong with their batteries that don't last very long.
